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Loving ESPN when it fits the narrative I see. Typical

Having said that, I don't disagree with her much. Where I do draw the line is that every coach says stupid crap leading up to their season. Imagine a coach who says we don't have the horses to compete and you know this is going to take some time. They all say essentially the same thing getting suckers like most that post here saying dumb things in anticipation of the season.
But then you cant just switch it up and say its rebuild when you have more talent than any team you played sans UF
 
The local reporter pool is awful, outside of a couple of young pups. That said, Miami football beat isn't one most local organizations are putting a ton of time into. There's a reason why. The community doesn't hold publications like The Herald and others accountable for crappy coverage, so why should they invest in people who will dig?

To make matters worse, now they have to deal with the crooks of Miami politics and the Cuban mafia, if they criticize the ex-Mayor's son. They want to keep their jobs...
 
Is off the top rope regarding Manny and his “rebuild” nonsense. Great twitter follow.

talk about accountability. Well, she’s digging up his quotes from when he was announced.

Just curious. Do you think a coach is really going to come out and say this team stinks and lacks depth???
 
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Your starting a 2nd string qb and a freshman left tackle who just moved to the position this year from tight end. How far do you really think the offense is going to go when the guy who protects the qb's blindside is a converted tight end playing his 1st year at left tackle
 
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It’s actually ****ed up. After reading some facts it’ll be outrageous if Manny doesn’t fire 2 of these 3 assuming he doesn’t get canned himself:
Patke - ST are ******* embarrassing
Baker - overmatched
Enos- can coach QB fundamentals but awful situational play caller

Manny won't get fired, but he's painting himself into a corner and fully agree that Enos, Patke and Barry over not doing enough with what they have.

Baker struggling, too—but Diaz can at least help out on that side of the ball and you literally can't fire everyone across the board going into year two.

That said, offensively, Enos looks like a bad fit that got Bama hype, but lacks "it" while Barry only got the gig as he was under Enos at CMU back in the day.

Five years in NFL and this guy can't teach college freshmen anything about o-line technique? Pathetic.
 
we've had 1 10 win season no matter the schedule. dont expect it. the expectation is 8-4 no matter the schedule bc we aren't that program

Exactly correct. We are an 8-4 level program. It's been that way for years and I've posted that for years. The minor variances don't matter at all, like pulling out the unlikely games in 2017 toward an artificially good record, or losing the close games this season toward a misleadingly poor record.

During recruiting and everything else the expectation should be 8-4 level. That is where we are and where we logically fit.

The problem around here is the absurd degree of hype in the offseason, leading posters to somehow believe we have elite talent level. Meanwhile all you have to do is attend one game and look at the players, look at the body types. It is one sloppy mediocre athlete after another. Anyone who has stood on the sideline or attended practice of a great roster can detect the difference almost immediately. That's why you have old coaches like **** Vermeil attending college practices and instantly assessing the talent level. I remember watching USC practices at Howard Jones Memorial Field when I was a student. Those teams looked the part. Bobby Beathard would be standing there raving about one player after another, even if he never heard of them before watching that practice. This Canes team doesn't qualify at all. Yeah, we'll have some players on NFL rosters. That is base normalcy for an 8-4 program.

But as I've posted many times the gap between fringe NFL players and these ACC Coastal rivals is not much of anything. If you brought a European into the stadium who didn't know the first thing about football they wouldn't have sat there yesterday saying one team has vastly superior manpower to the other. Logical overview can pick out that type of thing. The people who makes mistakes are the ones who fixate on every detail all season. They are guaranteed to butcher the big picture time and again. They can't believe that this recruit they have followed for 4 years isn't dominating, alongside the other guy they have followed for 4 years.

There is no reason to believe we are rebuilding anything. That era is gone. The only chance to fool the nation briefly is to find a freak quarterback and collection of skill position players who can pull out the close games and help raise the program maybe back to 2004 level.
 
It’s actually ****ed up. After reading some facts it’ll be outrageous if Manny doesn’t fire 2 of these 3 assuming he doesn’t get canned himself:
Patke - ST are ******* embarrassing
Baker - overmatched
Enos- can coach QB fundamentals but awful situational play caller

4-8 has to see all three replaced. And probably Berry as well.
 
It’s actually ****ed up. After reading some facts it’ll be outrageous if Manny doesn’t fire 2 of these 3 assuming he doesn’t get canned himself:
Patke - ST are ******* embarrassing
Baker - overmatched
Enos- can coach QB fundamentals but awful situational play caller

Digging deeper on this one as well. If our bar is having someone just having someone competent to coach our QBs the bar is set super low. FML
 
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Exactly correct. We are an 8-4 level program. It's been that way for years and I've posted that for years. The minor variances don't matter at all, like pulling out the unlikely games in 2017 toward an artificially good record, or losing the close games this season toward a misleadingly poor record.

During recruiting and everything else the expectation should be 8-4 level. That is where we are and where we logically fit.

The problem around here is the absurd degree of hype in the offseason, leading posters to somehow believe we have elite talent level. Meanwhile all you have to do is attend one game and look at the players, look at the body types. It is one sloppy mediocre athlete after another. Anyone who has stood on the sideline or attended practice of a great roster can detect the difference almost immediately. That's why you have old coaches like **** Vermeil attending college practices and instantly assessing the talent level. I remember watching USC practices at Howard Jones Memorial Field when I was a student. Those teams looked the part. Bobby Beathard would be standing there raving about one player after another, even if he never heard of them before watching that practice. This Canes team doesn't qualify at all. Yeah, we'll have some players on NFL rosters. That is base normalcy for an 8-4 program.

But as I've posted many times the gap between fringe NFL players and these ACC Coastal rivals is not much of anything. If you brought a European into the stadium who didn't know the first thing about football they wouldn't have sat there yesterday saying one team has vastly superior manpower to the other. Logical overview can pick out that type of thing. The people who makes mistakes are the ones who fixate on every detail all season. They are guaranteed to butcher the big picture time and again. They can't believe that this recruit they have followed for 4 years isn't dominating, alongside the other guy they have followed for 4 years.

There is no reason to believe we are rebuilding anything. That era is gone. The only chance to fool the nation briefly is to find a freak quarterback and collection of skill position players who can pull out the close games and help raise the program maybe back to 2004 level.
I definitely read here that our talent is rivaled only by Alabama.
 
Manny Diaz inherited the best team of any of the last several coaches. Better than what Shannon inherited. Better than what Golden inherited. Better than what Richt inherited. He's falling flat on his face and he wants to claim it's a rebuild. Well, idiot, it wouldn't be a rebuild if you didn't break the **** thing.
 
Manny Diaz inherited the best team of any of the last several coaches. Better than what Shannon inherited. Better than what Golden inherited. Better than what Richt inherited. He's falling flat on his face and he wants to claim it's a rebuild. Well, idiot, it wouldn't be a rebuild if you didn't break the **** thing.
This pains me to say, but if Al Golden inherited this team, they be in the ACCCG with MAYBE one loss.
 
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